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PM stands firm
Posted: Wednesday, June 3, 2026
PM stands firm on no-protest zones
...Tells trade unions she won't be backing down despite threat of legal action
Walk for Peace still on despite police warning
Peace Foundation defies TTPS warning: Walk for Peace to proceed
The Peace Foundation TT has insisted that its proposed "Walk for Peace" in Port of Spain remains on, despite a warning from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) that no authorisation has been granted for the event under current State of Emergency regulations.
PNM vigil at Croisée will proceed, says Beckles
The candlelight vigil organised by the People's National Movement, scheduled for 6:30 p.m. today at the Croisee in San Juan, will proceed as planned.
Central Bank Cites Timely Execution Of Projects In Energy Sector In Monetary Report
The Central Bank in its latest monetary policy report said domestically, improved activity in the energy sector will hinge on the timely execution of upstream projects, successful drilling outcomes, and sustained investment in upstream capacity.
T&T hoping for seat today on UN Security Council
THE 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly is scheduled to hold elections for membership of the Security Council, with Trinidad and Tobago hoping to secure the required votes to obtain a seat today.
Ministers pass the buck on responsibility for maxi taxi hubs
Operators said that when they raised the matter with Transport Minister Eli Zakour during an emergency meeting on Monday, they were told responsibility for the facilities falls under the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure.
Appeal Court rules TTPS mugshot publication policy unlawful
Delivering a judgment yesterday, Chief Justice Ronnie Boodoosingh, Mark Mohammed and Peter Rajkumar determined two appeals in cases brought by a pair of police officers, who were accused of corruption.
T&TEC works at Caroni plant to cause water disruption Wednesday
The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) is advising customers in several parts of North, Central and South Trinidad that they may experience a temporary disruption to their pipe-borne water supply due to essential works being carried out by the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC).
Venezuelan woman dies days after scooter crash
The Venezuelan national, who was struck by a vehicle while riding on an electric scooter in Cunupia on Monday morning, has died.
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